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REsFQRa THE DEAD.
'fhe AdventtfSo OF Brave Seamen a.
Line ThAtoWas Not Caught. ~

bihe Thdt'Was Not CauBn1.
New York, @1N6y 3.-The old dominion
steamer wyanoks, which arrived here
last evenings Lad on board the surNiv-
ors OF the schooner Z. b. Everman,
which left WealrSkcn on Saturday last,
bound for Richmaad, Va. The Wyanoke
was about eight miles oil Cape Henry, on
Tuesday morning, when the lookout
sighted the masfs of a vessel to which were
cilnglng four .8rfve men. Capt. Jenny,
OF the WyanokeI immcdiately bore down
upon the wretas,,and although there was
very heavy sea, a lic-boat was lowered
ana manned obythe second mate, boat
swain and two sealnen. This was at o
o'clock, nearly two hours after the time
that the schooner's masts had first at
ri"ted the attention OF those on board the
steamer. For hours the gallant life-boat's
crew battled maniuIly with the waves,
only to be tossed hclplcssly TO and fro.
MANY tlines they were in imminent dan
ger OF being swafnpcd, but 1t was not until
the DOW OF the boat was stovein, and they
realized that it was impossible to reach the
wreck, that these brave men relinquished
thelr efforts and returned to the Wyan-
nv WtFt UuUfl WI
oughiy exhausted, and in few min
utes another boat was manned and
lowered. Again there was brave strug-
gle with the wind and waves, and at last
the liie-boat was brought near enough for
thc rescuers TO throw line to the men
who, were clinging for dear life to the
rigging Of the sunken schooner. The line
was caught, made fast, and one by one
Tour survivors of the T.. b. Everman
sprang from their perilous perch and were
hauled through the waves into the boat.
SUI another human figure was plainly
visible on the mizenmast. Surely,
Thought the anxious and excited sailors
and passengers who were watching the
scene from the deck of the Wyanoke,
surely they will not leave that man. They
did not know that the figure was liieless
one. II was the body Of man who had
snccumbed to the exposure and who had
med some hours previous. His body was
firmly fixed in the rigging and the lie
savers were compelled TO leave il there. |
Then cnsued another fierce struggle with
the sea, which, seemingly angry at being
cheated of its prey, increased in fury, but
the little band stuck TO their work and the
last man was hauled aboard the steamer at
D;3O o'clock p. m.-eight hours and half
rom the time the first boat was lowered.
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.rhc LcaUuc aud en-. nro,herhooa.

fursurRo, Pa, Nov. 3.--A Reach, the
Philadelphia baseball mngnaic, Is in the
city on secret mission. In an interview
Nj. Reach stated that tho lcaehc officials
were not inclined 10 oppose the brother.
hood oi Tall players Said hc: "All re-
ports published 10 tho contrary arc false.
! am confident that when the league
meets next week the brotherhood will bc
frankly recognized We have nothing Ia
lear II the brotherhood proposes any.
thing that viii elevate the national game
Of coupc W. will agrcc 10 n, a. our desire
Is to make the game ~ pure and honest as
"will the league grant the request Of
the hrglhcfhood BOT the abolition Ut the
rule suspendinrihiySrs without pay1"
II don't think that request will be-
granted. II that rule IL abolished Il will
have a downwwpi tendency. In the al.
ecncc ui that rule there would be- nothing
20 keep players Ia line. They would DO
~ they liked and no club would hc surc
OF keeping good team together. The de.
mand Of the brotherhood means that II
such player docs not give satisfaction he
can bc RELEASED. THIS u unjust, booansc
amy man could pliy anil act rrcklcssly in
order Ia W spncShsre clsc. This would
mean ruinaiion 20 the game. II il only
10y forcing players to do right that The
game has become so popular with tho
people aud ~ pure thai ladies' aud gentle.
men Ut the bef tli,s,a taka ah interest In
IT, RcmoG mcchcCls AMI away goes H.
popularity"
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The Customs Rcparf.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The annual re.
port OF the commissioner of customs TO the
Secretary of the Treasury today, shows
that during the past fiscal year accounts
were examined in his office involving
s2ls,6lo,39l in receipts, and S23, 796, s62 In
disbursements. The commissioner says
that there seems 10 be trouble at the port
OF New York in procuring the cancellation
OF export bonds owing mainly to the in
difference OF exporters and sureties. This
state OF Affairs, he says, is doubtless due To
the fact that no suils are brought on these
bonds, and also because OF belief that
there can he no recovery ON such bonds,
unless special damage be shown. lie
recommends that trial suit bc instituted
TO establish the, validity Of the law relating
to the cancellation Of export bonds, and
suggests that nfcase the present law can
not DO eniorcedI IL might be well to con-
sider whether staiutoof limitations, as to
such bonds, might DE passed requiring, at
The expiration, say vi three yearss from the
date of the bond, that the cancellation
should he made by the collector of Gus
TOMS IN the absence Of any evidence of
special damage 10 the government.
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shoulas "a ihe Loss.


NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.-vernon Bro. 8 &
Co, paper manufacturers, VI this city
whose partner, David Scott, has disap.
peard, having issued the firms paper 10 q
large amount, have shouldercd the los.
and are paving the paper in full MS il ma.
turcs. The treasurer Of the Ivanhoe com.
pany, OF Paterson, Of which Scott is presi.
dent, comedies that the company received
Vernon Bros. * Coz notes for So, g5l.
which was used Tor machinery for tho
mill. Scott does not seem 10 have de.
rived any personal benefit from the paper
issued. Since Mr.. scott went away ex-
pcrts have been at the books Of the Ivan
hoe company, and rough statement OF
the firms present condition shows their
liabilities 20 DO S275, 900 aud assets. $40.
900, Of which SiOOOOO is in the plant.
The stock ON hand is valued at about
s22o,OOO, and outstanding accounts $780,
ulD ~
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noid nuetaier' ,hs og.psrado.

NV NoHg, Nov , IN OpbUka, Ala.
special says pink Burkalcy. the noted
desperate, hhs served written notice ON
half dozen prominent citiz'ns NJ Cham.
ben county ,hn, b. iri"lrl- b. burn them
out and Kill tlfcm uc has murdered four
men. Within The last low month. Bucka.
lows life has been one Ut ouilnwry. For
years hc has been surrounded by half a
dozen dlsorirry women. Ilc has bpcn
briurr ihe courts under almost every con.
criNabIr chagv bit the evidence of M,
women CLEARED ldmL Early this wear lac
WIS arrested, charged with brutal tr,ni.
mcni Of his wife lie was found guilty
aud sent 10 tho run,id farm, from which
he escaped. lie did not leave The county
hut directed the women 10 watch do
movements vi his pusucrs, and lived nt
home and among them. Tho Guyrrppr
offered 500 reward for his arfc,L bul
everybody ioaicl him too much To- niiompi
his capture. Every week or two ho s.ni
letters W the newspapers inriug any one
10 arrest him Tho inward was inrn,isrI
a. 500 but STU Buclalcw continued bis
threats, aud no ono dared 81 attempt His
capture. The sheriff 81 the county has
now summoned posse Of twpnly men
and STARTED IN pursuit 81 tho outlaw
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once Of Public Administrator Of shelby County
Ncmphls Tenn. November o ISL
The undersigned having hcCn appointed and
qualified ~ administrator uf the estate NJ X NJ.
iuhnsun, durrus. notice Il hcrhy ritvu 10 all per
suns indebted tu siid estate ~ cumc forward aud
Hcilc and ~ thusc io whom said estate il indebted
- ole thcifcaiuN WITH me. Only pnnhaici, within
thu time pms rll-i by Jaw or The samc will n Tor
ever hatrvd JOHN tOAGuf,
ffit Public Administrator.
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NEW uRtrNNa. "a, NuN #NIshi .pen,rt,t,
tiY 90 H. inuis. ~, lQuf
EVANSVILLE Ind, Nov River g foot 10
Inches srlnl and falling cloudy aud picn,
ant
NtCKsnvRG. Mie, No, N.rhi Arrived and
Departed City oi rn''dsFiw this morning inf M
Louis
CAIRO m Nov A-Au,ud NInnoi1pt, FINN,
below po'clock nms N,W South 81 iuuIs. iO n
%. W. ~ Chout Ohio. " O'Clock H m nfrirtWi
MARY Nifhapl, ~ ionv. o. o'clock am. W nj
Chcrf,. st fnis. iluclock m NmuriupLt fr,T
ahn,r O'Clock pmi Nov south st I1Uis
uciprk pm. River iooi iu,bcs aud Using
4 lear anil mild
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Tho AIIcEhrn, N.Ilr, nnnh

Plrrsnrnu, PA, Nov Judge Atchc.
son made an order in the United States
circuit court today authorizing John Scott
and W. ~. Barnes. pcriycn uf the Ale.
ghcny Valley road, to pay out $50 GOD
lrom the fund in their possession. ns mart
OF thc interest due on the slO.OOO'nOO
worth oi Indebtedness against thnt com.
plny. The total amount IL $50. OlD. hui
the receivers not having that amount In
their posscsionp tiiis payment will be
credited ON aCcoupLy
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Insolvent Notice

stntc Of Tcnncsrc. shelby couniy-Ohicc County
Couu CLERK, Memphis. fcnn.. November q issf.
To John ,ague, Administrator r. ~ johnson:
Having Nugggit,d the Insolvency II The estate oi
". M.Johntpni dcl,ke.d. yuu arr hrruhy ordered
a. GIVE naiiCs. ny advertisement IN some nsWsnapor
pubyshcd within the said state. aud also NJ The
touri house door % shelby county. fur an pcuons
having Clalms f.aift aid estate ~ aprrnr nud fie
the SAINT, authenticated IN the manner prescribed
by law, on % hciorC The 9TH day Of fchrunry ISIS
aud amy CHim not llcd on uf bciuf, snid day, ~
hyipfC an appropriation oi the funds II sald cstato
tmldc, shall hc iuiCyrf hlfpd both in law aud
equity. Nltncss rhg hand NJ orncp this "a day Of
NuNCmlcr, isG T. QUlGLEY Clerk.
Nv Thomas hlCrnshhw - g.
Notice v bsrbl gwen ~ ahoyc drrrtcd
fnt IONS luAGtE Admlnlsirntnr
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Ai1asbington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. Tho weather at
Ivy City today was fine, tho track fast
and the racing good.
first Racc-Three- qunrtcB OF mile.
starters; Edsto, . Rowland, Choctaw,
Blessed, Broughlon, Maia, Pcricles, Pen.
dennis, A freed, ratroclcs, Mia. Choctaw
won by length, Palpcles second, Row
land third. Time l;l6.
Second Race Handicap; one mile and
quarter. Starters: Eolian. Favor
Richmond, Dunboync, Royal Arch, Tclie
Doe, Lclogps, Florence NJ, Ten Booker.
Favor won by neck, Dunboyne second,
ROYAL Arch third Time -21O.
Third Race Weller handicap; three
quarters Of mile. Starters Wifrcd,
Harry Russell, King Grab, Ilarvcd, Glen
Spray. ling Crab won by four lengths,
Harry Russell second, Wilfrcd third
Timc-l:lG
Fourth RucclSclling. one mile. Start.
ers Ncitlr, Brit, Nosburg, Thriftless.
Ten Strike, frankie II, The Bourbon. Or.
lando aud Pegasus. Nosburg won by two
lengths, Tluiitless second. PEGASUS third.
Time -l:lil Muiuals paid. $50 30.
Fifth Race Match between Freedom
and Armstrong declared of.
Sixth Handicap stccplcchasc;
over the full course. Starters. yelling |
lon, Little Fellow H., viii Davis. III Mahdi |
md Willie Palmer. VIII Davis won by |
len lengths, III Mahdi second, Wellington |
third. 1me-i:3l.
The next rice day Ia Saturday.
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COAL HpEEiNa sHoRT.
An Aihrlning ,Emerroncy Contlngon,
Upon IN oyhif se,.ys ~ yy.,..

An Alhrrning Ereruoncy Contingent
Upon n COCA stpgo Of Water.
The npplysoi roal At Helena, Tcrrcnc
and Arkansas City, on the Hycr below
here, has giycu ont aud steamboats, must
carry lo. lelgii ard iuoc inck, The tow.
boat Oakland upp nj hound ielcT,nbc,l
Capt Ipv her a.rii hero vcstey,iny
lIom ArAuI-g Guy, tofrud L,r,,,l 'nj
The Htunc'lkntoi. wlI..b In bcr, IT, H.,
might took down "a f.i ,oniaining s16
boxes ~ riUilutg coal. ON tLc ma All,
m9 I+'il9h VS. compelled 10 remain NJ
hI,,s,efes w iashy-,o0r hour unl have
80 h.'-i.tlY 'ssiR ssgons The supply
mn ~ d'inin tiuus Rapidly. and unl,ts
,M,,yeG 'v'J'Su4l Ysinr soon thcru will bc
litlc orno coal ail6it
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a Ren,ara able T,o,

Brrr,to, y. ii.Nov 3. st the driy.
ing park this aiIcyR9qn ca. llamlin drove
bis team Of marcy .Bcll llamlin and Jus.
ticc. mile to n wagon without break IA
PTS The remarkable character Of This
performance with lo the more apparent
when It is stated thab Mr. llamlin Weighed
lSi pounds and M wagon iii pounds
Mr. llamln !, siNyNsight years old.
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THE cotonFp PAIR.
Only Two Moro Days Of tho Expedition
g. --TodAy'S Contest.

There wa q good attendance at the fir
today and tho many interesting exhibits
were closely Inspected aud commented
upon by uic uosds which prominadcd
through the halls, The live stock exhibits
WIN visited ~ Tie Cycle park aud much
admired. The exposition will cont.,,ue
through today, aud on tomorrow the
prizes will 10 awarded. The cotton roll.
ing contest today will be one Of The most
lnteresllng cyrnN Of The week.
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a Missing TUG.

AxStsrotn, MINI, Nov. S.--rhcro Is
no truce Of the steam. tug Drybcry, which
pliedtpon the Lake Of the Woods, and II IL
rcasonably certain that she was los, In q
yccont storm. Among her passengers wa
eesge Iioenan, well known mining
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Tho L,n.o,n An,.m. M.e,,.u.

LoNDoN, Nov. G.-Tho lincoln autumn
meeting opened lohw. Tho great Tom
stakes, about one milc, was won by II.
Mackscy's four year old Jczrccl. W. Gard.
ncr's three year old colt Sorrento second.
and j. Lowthcr's five year old horse King
Monmouth third. There wero no other
starters
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sroil in nnli ihn Inrf.

NEw iouK, Nov. ga Washington
special says fliat Congressman W. l.. Scott
has definitely decided to rctire from the
turi aud 10 sell his mcing stable.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

IaaHs
No WOO Il D.Chnncsry Court OF shelby county
BIG. inlney ct al " Memphis aud Charleston
by virtue Of an ntcrlocutOry decree for sale en-.
tered I'm the above Caufc on the ri day of July
49, VI. H. ~. page 49, will sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, at the Main street entrance Of the
Couri.hOuse OF Shelby county. Memphis, Tcnncs.
see, on
saturday, the 18th Day Of November, 1887,
within loenl hours, the following described prop
orty, kilppted tn shelby county. Tenn. to-wt Lot
Picteniiis UT
Terms bf sAie-onc third cash, balance IN equal
payments, duo In six and twelve months puf
chaser executing notes hearing interest from date
with security lien retained TO secure payments
This October n, lss5.
T. J. MCDOWELL Clerk and Master
Hy J. NJ nmdiCy, b. g. aud NJ,
VIM. ~ Randolph Solicitor
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New Orleans unrLr,

NV OmrANs, la, Nov Pork ppll
and lower a., sis 9sl Nalas.cs ~ pull and
lower open kettle, strictly prime. 2S,i gnc.
good prime, COO Ne
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Order or pnhllcnilon-

No. 6Cso. q D. IN the thlncory court Of shelby
county Tenn. ~ A. liollcnbcw 81 a. " John
81, T.. lipllcnlgW
iiaplrnnng irtm the bin which l. sworn 10 In
thh oaite that the dricudant John e. llolicnbcrg.
u r.drpi NJ san lrurlsrn. Cal, aud non mi.
dent oithc State ot fcuur.pp
u j. thcfriom urlrnrl that Dee make his appear.
nuCu hClvln q Che court house Of shelby county,
IN thp city ~ Memphis nov Taxing District ~
shelby county, Tenn. ON the hrt Monday ~ Do.
Cumhcf, lNsi, hnd pcad. nusNrf or dUmufto com.
plHlnhuis III uf The same will b. .atcn for con.
tr.ssd A. ~ him ana set iof hUnnnF cx pafte aud
thni ofly 81 ihlt urlpr ~ published once a week
Dor iuuf sicvtsiye weeks in the Memphis Appeal
This 2pth day ~ october, l,s1.
true cupy-AticsL
81 MCDOWELL.
-. clerk and Master
~ r. n CALnwrli, Deputy CLERK aud Master.
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THf RAdhsa wbRhD.
Yesterdays Events~at Nashville and

~ Z
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 3. THE seventh
DAY OF the fall meeting was well attended.
The track was ine,istilk, and In three OF
the four RACES the favorilcs were easy win
ncrs. Itt
First Race Five furlongs. Starters: Bill
SS,crritt, 10, kileyb IIsrrodsburg, ia,
o oo Skobelon, log, Williams; Parish,
Parish was first away. wifi Bill Sterrilt
close up, .skobelof and Ilafodsburg get
uhg inuch The worst VI the start At the
nan Bill Sterritt passed Parish and won
"ith ease by three lengths, SkobcloH
second liarrodsburg third. ~1ime-l:02l.
Post odds; Bill Sterritt, 2to 5; Harrods-
burg b to !; !Skobeloii, 8 to l.; Parish, %
Second Race-For two wear olds that
haa not won at this meeting; one-half
mlie' starters Paddock, l02, 1aml; Cor
ihhe, ", Walker; Pat Moran, l02, Will
Jams; Duet ID, ", Barnes; Balance, 10,
nBreckenrldgei sehoolmastor, 100, Fink;
Rambler, l01, Gerhardy.
Balance was first away and never head
cu' winning with ease, Pat Moran second,
Rambler third. Time -5OOJ
'H' pu'S' IuN MOfll, D 10 u Rambler
0 to ]; Duct ID, o to 1; Corine, s 10 /, and
Paddock and schooimaster, 30 to each.
Third Race-Six Furfongs. Starters:
Hattie Carlisle, 81, Rsrn@; Elsie b, o.,
Rivers; Col. Owens, IO3, Walker, Bank.
rupt lO7 Gerhardy; Spinnctte, lO7, Will
Jams; Big Three, ITO, Matthews.
Elsie II was off first, with Col. Owens
second, but at tho half Owens took the
lead, and won by two lengths from Bank
rupt, who got away badly. Else d was
third. Time-l:l0.
Post odds; Bankrupt, I to .; Spinnett, 4
TO l; Col. Owens, o 10 !; Hattie Carlisle,
10 TO 1; Elsie II and BgTree, each. 40 10 l.
Fourth Race -0ne mile. Avery, 105,
Gerhardy; Climax, l05, Williams; Potecn,
100, Walker, wop the starters,
Poteen won the race In d big canter,
Climax second, three lengths away, Avery
bird. Time issl. ..
Post odds PoScn, to 10; Climax, o to
}; ANerY. ynto
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sntnrIn,, Noycmber en-. Iss1

within lcral hour, the following described rcal
estate, to.Wit
A certain parcel Of land lying aud being In shel.
by county, Tenn, described ~ follows
lieing IN the nth Surveyors district. Range 7.
Section q In the 9Th civil district lylng 81, IN.
waiur Oi the Loosa ilatohic. bounded on the west
by James kodgcrs, on the south by Louis IIowcott,
on the cast Wy ~ tochmn's one hundnsi ACRE tract.
and the west line hcing ~ chains more or less con.
lainng ~ acfcs moro OF lees, aud hcing the same
lands decided tp J, Y. Carlisle on the 2tth Of June
lNf,by John Nfullcf administrator Of the estate III
J., u. Markham, dcccascd. nsshuwn by deed rccoul.
Cd In the lcgisicfs office Of shelby county Tcnnus.
scc In look -, lfgc az
Terms ~ Salc-One ihirl cash: balance In two
equal payments, IN xix and twelve months pur.
chaser 90 eNeCntc Interest bcafug note. with an.
pfpted security Tor dvictrcd payments, and a lien
retained 10 secure the payment Of samc.
This NOVumlEf q 1851.
ili = J. QUiGLEY, Clerk.
Dy TH0s II CnrNsHAw, ncputy CLERK
Robert D. League. Solicitor Tor Com plsiunnt
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ByJ.M. Dmdicy. b. &. and II. W. "''' @'''
VIM. ~ Randolph Solicitor
Probate Court Sale of Real Estate

No 90. Il D.-ln the Probate Court 81 shelby
county. Tenn. John League, administrator, W
RG. Carlisle
by virtue Of decree for sale entered herein on
tie ~ day 81 November, 1877 In Minute Isook -.
laee -, viii sell 20 the highest bidder In front
81 the oour house door, ON Main street. Memphis,
Tennessee, on
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81 McnnMELL.
AdmlnIetrator'a Notioo.

~ r. n CALnwrii. Deputy CLERK aud Master
Morgan a MvFNlald, sollclton Tor Complain.
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To the Afflicted,

A prominent advertisement of DR..
w. A. France appears in this issue of
the PRESS. The doctor will, by special
request, visit Ravepna Wednesday,
Noy. End, where he may be consulted
free, in the parlors at the Etna House,
from 8 a. M. to 8 p. NJ, ONE DAY ONLY.
A phenomenal feature of his practice
is his method of diagnosing diseases.
He never asks a patient his troubles,
but the instant he looks at a sick per-
son he tells most accurately the disease
in all its manifestations. This phe-
nomenal phase of his practice has
brought to him thousands of patients =.
The doctor is most affable gentle.
man, and the patients who visit him
at once realize that they are in the
presence of a friend, q man of not only
extraordinary skill in his profession,
but with heart full of sympathy and
interest, that at once gives hope and
encouragement; and the patient feels
that he is being treated by one who
thoroughly understands the nature of
the disease. Thousands of people
throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New York attest DIR. Frances success
full treatment.
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DIR. FRANCE, of New York, t


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-27

The Ravenna Lodge, o. o. F. held
q very interesting Memorial Service
at their Hall on Thursday evening.
The program consisted Of music, vocal
aHd instrumental prayer, address OF
welcome, reading names of deceased
members, together with short histo'
ry of the Lodge, remarks by several
members, and closing with the bene.
diction.
The following is list Of deceased
nasmbers: Julius Hotchkiss, John B.
Coleman, A. J Parsons, 3. r. Free.
man, Henry M. Grinnell, J. L. Curtiss
James A. Glars, b. 8. Hopkins. Geo.
Herriff, B. j. Wells, r.. F. Drake. A,
C. King, John Ward, Geo. Somerville,
Henry T. Seymour, Geo. Robinson "A.
r. Vance, n. C. Sears. E. M. Whittle'
sey, E. G. Russell, Harvey M. Case,
F. w. Coffin, VIM. Wadsworth, VIM.
Ward. Geo. b. Whittlesey, Jas. Knight
Granville Whittitsay, VIM, Stedman.
J. T. Green, o. Bentley, johnson Gla.
zier, G. w. Fisher, J. G. Willis, Fl. @.
Barber, Geo. F.. Green. Gibbs ,Hallock
Phillip Knapp, J. e. Minard, William
Ruff1e.
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Am End of Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
I'LL, suys Having received SO much
benefit from Electric Bitters, l feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Have had a running sore
on my leg for eight years my doctors
told me / would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. used, in
stead, three bottles OF Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at 25 cents per box, by G. P.
Reed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-27
Lumber for Sale at Cost.

Having concluded to go out of busi-
ness, we offer our entire stood at and
below cost, consisting of all kinds OF
all kinds of materials usually kept in
a retail lumber yard shingles, lath
sash doors, blinds, mouldings, build
ing paper, &C. Any one in need of
anything in our line, or contemplating
using next season, can do no better
than to take advantage .of this oppor-
tunity. Yard on Quaker Mill and n +.
Y. p. & o. siding.
RoHERT SMITH & Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-27
RuckIen,s Arnicasalye,

The BEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blaine, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
mensy refunded. Price IS cents psr
hox. For salsby @. z. Reed, RaveRaA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-27

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard. Soft, or Caiioused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs. Splints, Sweeney, Sti-
ties, Sprains, Sore and Swollen throat,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted. Sold by Bedding
& Gibbons, Druggists. .Ravenns, o.